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The New District Offices.

THE WORK OF REMOVAL COMPLETED AND THE CLERKS
ALL IN THEIR NEW QUARTERS.
The last article OF furniture was moved out Of
the old District building this afternoon and it
left to the rats and reaches. There is an air Of
freshness and cleanliness about the new building
which renders it very attractive to the observer
and doubly 80 to the clerks who have SO long
existed in the gloomy and dark rooms OF the old
building. 1t will be a week at least before the
workmen will have completed their labOrs There
Is great deal OF interior trimming to be done be-
different departments, and the wood work painted.
Everything was done in hurry, and as fast as
lowed by the District officers, who deposited their
belongings amidst the dust, shavtngs, and rub
OiSh.
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Mr.. Parsons, counsel FOR Jacob Sharp, spoke for
five hours in opening the case for the defense in
New York yesterday. The first witness called for
the defense was JnO. M. Scribner, of Robinson,
Scrtbner Bright, counsel for the Broadway Sur
face road. He began to give the history Of the
efforts made to get franchise for Broadway
railroad, but interrupted by an objection from
that the people had put in all the evidence neces-
sary on that point. Chas. H. Hooper was then
called and produced the railroad bill OF 1888 and
its veto by Gov. Cleveland. Chas. K. Dayton,
Journal clerk OF the assembly, gave history OF
the Introduction and passage Of the bill of 1854.
During the tntermiSSiOn after Mr.. Parsons ad-
dress, DR.. Loomis examined Sharp In one OF the
ante-rooms He pronounced Sharp a very sick
man.
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The baltimore and Ohio Deal.

From the Baltimore Sun, to-day
News was received in Baltimore financial circles
yesterday from Deer Park that President Garrett
is working on the details of the Baltimore and
Ohio deal with the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
ton syndicate. The report was that there is no
hitch in the negotiations, and that the deal will
be carried out. Second Vice President Thomas NJ.
King was in New York last week, where the New
Jersey antagOniSm to the construction OF the
Arthur XIII bridge is receiving attention.
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WOoNsOCKET, r. L, June 26-The three large
cotton mills at Manv1lle have shut down linden.
nitely ON account OF the weavers' strike, and the
mill OficialS have nOtt1ed all former employees 70
quit the cOmpanys tenements. When business is
resumed new help will be engaged irrespective OF
be entertained. The operators who number 1000
are mostly French-Canadians. and are fast leaving
the village.
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SENATOR VOORHEES, THINKS THE ALASKA CONnERe
CIAL COMPANY CAUSED THE TROUBLE.
VICTORIA, b. c., June Ex-senator Voorhees, OF
Indiana, arrived here on saturday and started for
Alaska on the olympia last night. In an inter-
view he said II was mistaken idea that the Amer.
lean Government would close Behring Sea TO for
eign vessels. Intact, he did not how they could
legally accomplish IL. The whole trouble In his
opinion was engendered by the Alaska CONNER
cial Company, and President Cleveland WIS aware
OF this fact commission would be appointed 20
inquire into the fisheries question. senator yoor-
heeS thought the question would form an issue In
the next Presidential campaign.
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THE AsIATIc SQUADRON.-Rear Admiral Chan
dler commanding the Asiat1c squadron, reports
from Yokohama, May 81 the arrival OF Capt. F.
o. McNair, who has taken command of the
Omaha the assumption OF the command OF the
PalOS by Lieut.. Commander Craig, and
the departure OF Lieut.. Commander
7. Nelson, for the United States. Under date of
June =, Admiral Chandler reports the Brooklyn,
ManOcacy, Omaha and PalOS at Yokohama, the
Essex route from Kobe to Yokohama and the
Marion at ChemulpO Korea. Affairs in the East
more quiet, and the health OF officers and men OF
The fleet was excellent.
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A COLoRED PASTORS CoMPLArNT.-W. H. Hoard,
colored pastor Of the Mount Zion NJ. E. Church, OF
Charlotte N. c., has complained to the Interstate
Commission that he and several members of his
congregation, having purchased f1rst-casS tickets
over the Georgia Railroad from Atlanta to Charles
ton, were forbidden entry to 1rst-class coaches,
and compelled to ride in dirty and uncomfort-
able car, One-half OF which was smoking car.
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The North Atlantic Squadron.
THE VESSELS LEAVE NEWPORT THEIR DIFFER-
ENT SUMNER DUTIES TODAY.

NEWPORT, X. J., June 2s.-The North Atlantic
Squadron sailed from here this morning. Tne
Ossipee goes direct TO the Canadian Fishing Banks.
The YanIic goes TO Boston TO undergo extensive
repairs 20 her boilers and bottom. The Richmond
and Galena will accompany the lantlc TO Boston
and thence proceed on an eastern summer cruise
to Provincetown, Portland, Bath, Belfast, Halifax
and Bar HarbOr, returning here for the opening of
the war college, the nrst Monday In September.
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ROWAN COUNTY'S SCOURGE.
Further Reports Regarding the Fresh
Gathering Of the Murder0us Tollfvea


LOUISVILLE KY, June 1s.-It is reported from
Catlettsburg that the Tolliyer faction OF Rowan
County are reorganiZing and the people in thas
section are expecting another outbreak at More
head TWO cousins OF craig Tolhyer passed
through Catlettsburgh yesterday. They said they
were from Lawrence County, aud were going 20
Morehead but would not say Whist they purposed
70 do there. IL is supposed by some that these
two men were Calvin Tollver and Andrew Toln-
yer, who were with Craig Tolliver when Sheriff
Hoggs posse attacked them, but made their escape.
citizens meeting. IL Is reported. will be held at
Morehead Wednesday, and the Tolliyer gang, who
are recovering from the shock OF Craig's death,
Will try TO get control or IL. Town Marshal Jim
Mannin, or Morehead and his brother bud"
Msnnin, were among those who escaped and are
marshaling Tolliver's friends In Elliott County,
their stronghold. Allie Young, county attorney,
4. T. Young, tr., and John Rogers arrested at Mt.
Sterling charge OF completely In the murder OF
the Logans, have been released by Judge Cooper
on habeas corpus proceedings under heavy bail.
They are expected, with friends from Montgomery
and Nenifee counties 10 meet the Mannin's at
Morehead Wednesday. II this program Is carried
out there will be more bloodshed
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THOSE WHO LEAVE THE CITY during the sum-
mer can have THE STAR mailed to them for any
length of time, and the address changed as OFTEN
as desired. The subscription must be invariably
paid in advance.
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TORNADO IN TEXAS.


LoNe VIEW TEX, June cs-one OF the most de-
structive storms ever known occurred last night
20 miles below here, and carried death and de-
struction IN its course. AT New Prospect, 20
mile south, nve men were killed outright. AS
Fairplay, a small hamlet, one woman and Two
children were killed. having taken shelter In an
Old house, on which very long tree fell, crushing
them. In the track OF this tornado nothing Was
LETT. The county is thnly settled. which accounts
Tor the few lives lost As there Is no telegraphio
communication but little can be learned at this
time.
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The Arrested Bank O1f6cf011.
SOLICITOR M'CU1 IN CINCINNAxI 10 AID IN THE PROSE-
CUT1ON.
CINCINNATI, June 2&-Solicitor McCue OF the
United States Treasury Department, is here e the
request OF Controller OF the Currency Trenholm.
The District Attorneys Once II engaged In gather
ing evidence to be used In the prosecution oe the
men now under arrest.
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General Foreign News.
ARCHBIsHOP WALSH pRhIFs

DUBLIN, June 28-Archbishop Walsh denies that
he offered any opposition to the pope's purpose 70
send Mgr. Perstc0 on mission TO Ireland.
Mr. MURPHY SUES FOR DAMAGES.
Mr.. william N. Murphy, nationalist member Of
parliament, has commenced proceedings against
the captain OF II. II. s. Shannon. for Selling his
yacht In Bantry Bay last week. because she carried
green nag.
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a. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
- remnant of the Ward Fund will be dis
tr1buted pro rata 10 the late inmates of the Soldiers
and sailors Orphan Home Of Washington. D. c. at the
ton. D. C., on THURSDAY July IA, 1887, at 10
O'Clock a. L. To entite benefciaries to share in the
lone must be hed before the day above named with
Washington, d. C. This will be the final settlement
after which no part of said fund will remain in the
ancs CT the trustees OF the institution By order of
the Committee OF the Board OF Trustees appointed for
this purpose. b. SUNDERLAND, MARCELLUS
BAILEY, committee je14-1aw3w
~ THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCK
So. holders OF the ANACOSTIA AND POTOMAC
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Lhe once OF the Company in Anacostia D. c. Polls
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until ?; m II. A. GRISWOLD. President
j. B. PITCHER, Secretary. je2l -tuSthtiv1I
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The Burned Wisconsin Town.

THE HOMELESS INHABITANTS CAMPING OUT IN THE
WOODS In A PITIABLE CONDITION.
MILWAUKEE, June 2S.-The latest accounts OF
the >Marshfeld fire come from nelghbOrfng towns
whose hospitality has been thrown open to the
1000 hOmleess Inhabitants. But few ava1led them
selves OF II, however, most OF the people being
housed for the night In wagons rudely constructed
Sheds blankets and such household furniture piled
up as was saved The scenes last night were pitia-
bic. The wearied men and depressed women
spent the night watching the remnants OF their
homes and possessions promiScuOusly scattered
round in the surrounding woods which were LII up
by the glow from the still burning mass that COW
cred acres and represented q thriving village.
So rapid was the spread OF the i1re that little
could be saved. Frantic men and women used
vehicles OF every description to save goods when
the fire reached the residence part or the town.
Messages have been received that the people are
but scantiy supplied with provisions, and there
Will be suffering until aid is despatched.
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OUTRAGE BY MEXICAN BANDITS.
Stage Passengers Shot and Robbed
and then Left Bound and Helpless.

and then Lett Bound and Helpless.
ST. LOUIS June ga special from El Paso,
Texas says: Stage robbing has spread from Texas
and Missouri to Sonora. A few days ago stage
travelling between Saracf and Santa Ana, the
latter on section on the Sonora railroad was at
tackled by six masked bandits. The stage was
occupied by AdOlfO Garay, servant and two
ladies, Sonora LazzerraJa and her daughter Fran
ciSca. Garay resisted and was mOrtally wounded.
were tied TO the wheels OF the carriage and So 500
taken from them. With this money they had IN
tended to buy goods at Guayamas II was q whole
day before the party. was found and relieved.
Garay died at Saraci. The bandits were tracked
and pursued and two OF them captured and
hanged.
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A Mautac,s Bloodv werk.


NASHVILLE, TENN, June 2s.-Neriah Lewis, nv.
ing near Franklin, Ky, while mentally deranged,
yesterday armed himself with two pistols and nd.
Ing 10 the farm OF VIM. Roach, shot and instantly
killed John Roach and wounded ROachs brother
In the hand Lewis then drove back to his fathers
sion OF the building posse who had started in
pursuit were fred upon by Lewis ana driven back.
Lewis then shot and fatally wounded himself
Growing Out Of a Bald Knob Outrage.
ACowARDLY ASSASSINATION IN DOUGLASS COUNTY, NO.
ST. LOUIS, June 2S.-A special from OZARK, M0.,
says: News was brought TO ozark yesterday Of Z
murder in Douglass County on Thursday. Penn
bertOn Hairless, who lives on Beaver Creek, NOS
far from Ava, while on his way To MILL was Shot
and Instantly killed by an unknown assassin.
suspicion rests upon man who recently attempted
10 murder a resident OF this county. The motive
OF the suspected assassin is supposed TO have been
revenge for a Bald Knob whipping received last
summer. The greatest excitement prevails In the
vicinity OF the murder and the farmers said TO
be working one another's crops in squads no man
being willing TO risk himself alone In his neld.
The Yacht Fortuna al Queenstown.
LONDON, June 2s.-The schooner yacht Fortuna,
or Boston, arrived at Queenstown this morning
from Marblehead. She Will proceed TO Greenock,
and afterward 10 the west coast OF England.
Driven 20 Suicide hV His Wffe's Death.
UTICA, n. Y, June 2s.-Harrison B. McCreary,
aged rorty-six years, committed suicide In q yard
OF his residence In this city about AIN. to-day by
cutting his throat with a razor. His vile died
about three months ago, since when he had been
very despondent and expressed his fear that 10
would become insane.
Ex.GOv. MOrrill Grows Worse.
AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2s.-The condition OF Ex.
Gov. Morrill, is not so favorable this morning. He
gradually weakened during the night, and now he
cannot rise in bed. His lett side is parayzed, but
his mind Is clear.
An Opera House and Store Burned.
JACKSONVILLE, Ill, June 2S.-A destructive fre
occurred here last night, originating In Wrlghts
furniture store next TO Slrawn's Opera House. In.
vOlv1ng loss or Sl25,0 200. Three stores under.
meath the opera house were destroyed with that
building.
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THE NORTH ATLANTIC SQUADRON sailed from
Newport to-day for Boston.
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III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
has the honor to inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived.
0k 6A6n 0exSonAlly 1te al garments made IN his e.
tYbl1shment.
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TIE MAINLAND CONVENTION OF THE KNIGHTs.-
At the Knights OF Labor convention In Baltimore
yesterday it was reported that there were $50 del
egaIes entitled to admission. Jacob Schonfarber
was chosen permanent chairman. General Secre-
OF the workingman. He advised unity as the best
means of attaining their objectR. In regard to
Old parties as to how FAR they would aid the labor
ing men. He was strongly In favor OF labor
bureau entirely tree from politics. Miss Neur1ce,
land legislature.
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Murdered by Alaska Indians.
SUPPOSED FATE OF THE CREW OF THE sLOoP SRA

VICTORIA, B. c., June e2S.-InfOrmation has been
received here that the sloop Seabrd, which left
Port Townsend for Alaska, Nay Ii, 1885, never
reached port but that her crew, consisting OF Capt
Wells, Henry Moore, Pilot Henry Bolt, and a Ger
man whose name is unknown, were murdered by
Victoria, and Bolts family Is In Seattle. Toman,
an Indian whose brother was hanged at Nanaimo
last year, is supposed to have committed the deed
in revenge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

THE Department OF Justice building was draped
in mourning yesterday in memory OF the late eX-
Attorney General Speed.
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K@ E. F. BROOKS.
GAS FIXTURES, &o.
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THE REAL ESTATE INVESTMENT
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INCORPORATED April. 20, 1887
Capital stock $4,000. divided into 200 equal shares
on each share.
Books are now open for shares
Subscription and payments be made at the Office
OF the Secretary daily from to D. m Copies of
the Constitution explaining the object of the AssOcia
cation ~S- ~S<>~
Eugene Carnsi. President, 1876 Louisiana ave.
Bushrod Robinson, Vice President 81 1th at NV
Angust Mls Peterson ;s Trustee, LeDgoit Building
Hon j. A Swope, Trustee, PA st. s.e.
WALTER H. ACKER, Secretary
o, Office. zoos ST NV.
Office hours: 8 a. m to ) D. M an:I0-:l,m
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AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day were
Senators Gibson and COckrell, Gen. Sheridan,
Assistant Secretary Of State Porter, Commissioner
of Internal Revenue Miller, Col D. P. Dyer, OF st.
Louis, Major Bourke, OF New Orleans, and Repre-
sentative Hayes, OF Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

THE COMMISSIONERS OF the General Land ONCE
with the approval Of the Secretary OF the Interior
has issued to registers and receivers an amenda-
tory circular to govern proceedings to obtain title
to public lands under the deSert-laud laws.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

ALL THE MEMBERS OF THE CABINET were present
at the regular Cabinet meeting to-day except Sec
retary Whitney,
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The Kentucky War Not Over.
ENOUGH TOLLIVERS LEFT ALIVE 10 RENEW THI

A telegram from Flemingsburg KY, says: The
war in Rowan County is by no means ended. The
escaped Tollivers are now In Elliott County, their
home, rapidly recruiting large following and
this week propose to retake Morehead, kin every
man they can who took part in the recent killing
OF Craig TOliyer and three OF bis supporters, and
then burn the town. Col. TOlliver, q brother of
craig. is at the head OF the movement. Colonel
and a cousin, also named TOlliver. were arrested
In Elliott County Friday, on warrant from
Rowan county, and placed In Jail at Martinsburg
That night a mob OF forty or nifty Tolltverftes
broke into jail and rescued the two prisoners.
There is intense excitement again throughout
Rowan county in anticipation OF the proposed
raid. Andy Tolliyer, who was wounded at the
4orehead, Ky.. tight last WEDNESDAY. died yester-
rest to MOrehead.
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CHIEF CLERK APPoINTED.-John H. Hood OF the
claims division Of the Quartermaster Generals
Office, was to-day appointed chief clerk Of the Of
hce OF National Cemeteries in this city, vice John
J. Washburn, resigned. Salary &, 600 per annum.
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Ex.Gov. MOrrill Grows Worse.

AUGUSTA, Me-, June 2S.-The condition OF Ex.
Gov. Morrill, is not so favorable this morning. He
gradually weakened during the night, and now he
cannot rise in bed. His lett side is paralyzed, but
his mind ls clear
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

DUBLIN, June 28-Prfnce Albert Victor, OF Wales
review the troops in Phenix Park to-day. The
reception given to the prince by the pOpulace
was mixed one, combining cheers and Kisses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

The QUARTERMAsTER GENERALS CLERKS Second
and third class, who were examined on the 18th
instant received notice Of their percentage yester-
day. All but three passed, the highest percentage
being 96 l3 and The lowest 75.Ql.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

Gov. TAYLOR, of Tennessee, several days ago de-
ivered an address to the young ladies Of the
BrOokhaven, Miss, Female College, at the COM
mencement. Upon the conclusion OF his address
he was presented by the young ladies with a very
nne VIOLIN as the governor Is noted as Sk1llful
DerfOrmer on that Instrument
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

JACKSONVILLE Ill, June IA destructive f1re
occurred here last night, originating In Wrlghts
furniture store, next TO Slrawns Opera House, in-
volving a loss or Sl25,0O0. Three stores UNDER
meath the opera house were destroyed with thai
building.
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CASE OF REV. r. M. TODD.
His Trial by the Presbytery OF Wash
fngtOn Begun.

TESTIMONY OF THE C0LoRED WITNESS WHO CLAIMS
TO HAVE SEEN THE PASTOR IN COMPROMISING POSI-
TION-OTHRR WITNESSES.
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REsIGNED.-Assistant Engineer W. G. Sample
has resigned, to take effect June "a, 1887.
The FOLLOWING PATENTS have been issued to
Washington applicants: William L. Lightboun,
for police nippers; Theodore Vollten. for SASH
cord fastener Edward C. Dean, for anti friction
roller Philip .. Jenkins, for an 1ncandescent cleo
trio lamp; Tapley w. Young, for dynamite shell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-06-28

LONDON, June 2S.-The schooner yacht Fortuna
OF Boston, arrived at Queenstown this morning
from Marblehead. She Will proceed TO Greenock,